Terms Most Exacting Left Germany Powerless by Pease
A brief notice notes that terms most exacting imposed on Germany left the nation powerless, outlining the harsh postwar settlement associated with Pease.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1918
Page
1
Terms of German armistice read to Congress
The armistice terms were presented by President Wilson to Congress, detailing military clauses for western front evacuation, repatriation, surrender of weapons and equipment, and the administration of Rhine territories. It outlines German withdrawal timelines, prisoner repatriation, and Allied occupation measures in the Rhineland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
Congress
Wilson
Rhine
Bucharest
Brest-Litovsk
Supreme War Council
Marshal Foch
Belgium
France
Algace-Lorraine
Luxemburg
United States
al- Hed
Mayence
Coblenz
Cologne
Alsace-Lorraine
Rhineland
Alsace- Lorraine
Russia
Roumania
Turkey
Danzig
Vistula
East Africa
East
Serbian Envoy Demands Justice Over War Atrocity Claims
Charge d affaires Y Simitch asserts Bulgaria and the Huns must pay for Serbian spoliation. He contends that millions of Serbs died due to deliberate murder and asks America to judge between Serbia and Bulgaria for the defeat caused by breaking faith with Russia and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Simitch
Washington
Bulgaria
Anny
Mr.Simitch
America
Serbia
Russia
England
Emperor Charles of Austria Abdi cates Amid Austro-Hungarian Chaos
London reports Emperor Charles of Austria has abdicated in Vienna, leaving Austria as a German state while Hungary, the Jugo Slavs, and the Czechs declare independence amid chaotic dual monarchy.
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London
Emperor Charles of Austria
Abdi
Austria
Versailles Favored as Seat for Major Peace Conference
Wireless dispatch from Paris indicates Versailles as the likely site for the upcoming peace conference. Allied premiers will assemble there soon. Speculation centers on U S representation with Secretary Lansing or Col. House likely to attend. President Wilson could attend as chairman if he goes in person.
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Versailles
United States
Lansing
America
Col. House
Europe
Lieve
Wilson
Why You Should Give Twice What You Did Before
The government sets the care fund for service members at 170 500 000 dollars. The appeal urges Americans to donate double previous contributions to support 1919 needs including recreation facilities, film libraries, stage stars, athletic directors, libraries with millions of books, hostess houses, and other home comforts for soldiers sailors and marines.
Armistice Terms Dictate German Ship Restorations and Evacuations
The document orders concentration and immobilization of naval aircraft in specified bases. Germany must evacuate Black Sea ports, return allied vessels, release neutral ships, and abandon German materials. Merchant ships of allied powers to be restored. no destruction before evacuation. a 30 day armistice with 72 hour reply window.
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Africa
United States of America
National Bank of
Belgium
Germany
Associated Powers
Naval
Mercantile Marine
Baltic
Categat
Black Sea
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Holland
Victor Adler Socialist Leader Dead in Copenhagen
Victor Adler the Austrian socialist leader and former foreign secretary died in Copenhagen on November 12. Initial reports gave no cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Adler
Copenhagen
Ex-Kaiser in Holland as Dutch guard holds line
Amsterdam reports on good authority that the former German emperor will be interned in Holland. Dutch officials and the German minister travel toward Eyschen to meet him, guarded by Dutch troops. Reports say Hohenzollern and von Hindenburg are near Eysden awaiting Dutch decision.
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Amsterdam
Io Hollangi
Llague
Eyschen
Hohenzollern
von Hindenburg
Eysden
Kiolland
Holland
Liege
Rupprecht
Bavaria
Germany
Cologne
Wiliam III
Henry
Prussia
Denmark
Grand Duke of
Oldenburg
Mecklenberg- Schwerin
Hamburg
Hamburg Nachrichten
Mecklenberg
Potsdam
Bern
Doeberitz
Workers Council
Alexeobis
Berlin
Baecher
von Leerfeld
Lichnowsky
Jusse
Saxony
Friedrich August Lil, Dle
Washington
Navy
William Hohenzollern
Netherlands
Pleld
Marshal von Hindenburg
General Star
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Vienna
Hungary
Washington, D. C
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Helgoland
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